Cut Into the Jamstack: Build a Full-Stack App
Learn how to build a SaaS app with Next.js and React.
It's been a constant juggling act between client work, creating content and promoting content (as well as managing my personal life). The progress is gradual, but definite—the readers are loving the book, and learning a ton from it!
In addition I'm presenting at meetups, on podcasts and conferences, and teaching about Jamstack SaaS-building to more and more people. All the content creation and teaching is helping spread awareness about the book and the topic in general. I can't wait to give the students even more!
Just got my 47th-50th sale as a result of my interview on Jamstack Radio going live.
Promotion from the past month has been a mixture of:
• Newsletter emails
• Twitter / LinkedIn posts about content as I write it
Upcoming promotion should have bigger effects:
• Interviewing on the Smashing Magazine Podcast
• Presenting on the Prisma livestream
• Recording on the EngineeredMind podcast
• Shipping the book update with a new chapter
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I checked your landing page
I am a noncoder. Can I build a restaurant management software application by learning from the book-
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Hey there. You’ll probably need to do some more practice and research before building the software the way you want . But the book will give you a good start on the technologies involved.
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Launched my book, the day after my mailing list passed 100 people 🎉
After about 6 months of planning, editing, coding and writing in my spare time, the early release of the book is live. 107 pages, and lots of code along with it.
I made my first 10 sales the first day, with only some social media and email promotion.
This is a small milestone, but really great personal achievement—not only did I complete a good chunk of the book and the app along with it, but I learned a TON about the book creation process which I'll make great use of in the future.
Very small milestone, but feels great for something I'm promoting relatively passively at the moment.
A few social posts total over the past few months have helped this far. Reddit and Twitter mostly.
I'll be speaking on a podcast in a week which will also help.
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